Good amount of work and holidays.
Mediocre pay and no betterment in sight.
It was good. I was asked OOP in depth. I had two rounds of technical interviews before rejection. As I was working on a Java-based project, I was asked Java in depth.
Overall, they were very easy going. I had two phone interviews; one was focused toward behavioral questions, and the other one was with the hiring manager where they went over my resume and asked me to explain my projects.
It was pretty similar to all other tech companies. The process went like this, though it was relatively easier than most: * Online application * Phone interview with a hiring manager * Coding test * Interview with the team * TC setting
It was good. I was asked OOP in depth. I had two rounds of technical interviews before rejection. As I was working on a Java-based project, I was asked Java in depth.
Overall, they were very easy going. I had two phone interviews; one was focused toward behavioral questions, and the other one was with the hiring manager where they went over my resume and asked me to explain my projects.
It was pretty similar to all other tech companies. The process went like this, though it was relatively easier than most: * Online application * Phone interview with a hiring manager * Coding test * Interview with the team * TC setting